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The Royal London Hospital
2020-07-15
Person
3
5
0
Review of 3D Short Stay Surgery - RLH
written by a patient
15th July 2020
No comment
The Royal London Hospital
2020-07-15
Person
4
5
0
Review of 12E Ward - RLH
written by a patient
15th July 2020
Satisfied
The Royal London Hospital
2020-07-15
Person
4
5
0
Review of 12D Ward - RLH
written by a patient
15th July 2020
Satisfied
The Royal London Hospital
2020-07-15
Person
4
5
0
Review of 13F Ward - RLH
written by a patient
15th July 2020
Satisfied
The Royal London Hospital
2020-07-15
Person
5
5
0
Review of 13E Ward - RLH
written by a patient
15th July 2020
Satisfied
The Royal London Hospital
2020-07-15
Person
4
5
0
Review of 12F Ward - RLH
written by a patient
15th July 2020
Generally good, although night shift nurses do sometimes make some noise
The Royal London Hospital
2020-07-15
Person
3
5
0
Review of 3D Short Stay Surgery - RLH
written by a patient
15th July 2020
No comment
The Royal London Hospital
2020-06-04
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 4th June 2020
I was treated at the Princess Grace Hospital but my meetings with Dr Alibhai were at the Royal London Hospital and so I haven't got much experience dealing with Royal London Staff, however the staff that I have dealt with have been fantastic.
The Royal London Hospital
2020-04-10
Person
4
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 10th April 2020
I was rushed to The Royal London Hospital from Barnet General Hospital back in January 2020 having had a terrible fall at my Mother’s house. I suffered multiple fractures in my right knee and right shoulder and fractured my left wrist. I was treated so well before and after my surgery by the staff. I was on the 10th floor and was extremely lucky to have a room to myself. Food was generally good and the cleanliness of the ward and my room was excellent...lovely cleaner who worked very hard. Physios were excellent, Catherine and Frankie who helped me a lot in the beginning of my road to recovery. Paul and Laura were great nurses especially Laura who really got me through some rough times. Would definitely recommend this Hospital to anyone. Save the NHS and keep the nurses safe.
The Royal London Hospital
2020-03-29
Person
5
5
0
Written by a patient
Written by a patient 29th March 2020
I have been in the position to be in Whitechapel RLH many times as a patient and have never had much of a wrong word to say about any of it. The only downsides are that when you have more than one thing needing investigating, you can flip flop between the specialist departments quicker than you can keep up, and sometimes the team members are a little 'too many cooks'. The great thing is that your main specialist puts you at ease and I've never had a problem with that in Whitechapel. They have a great bedside manner and are keen to be sure the patient understands what is happening to them and why they are making certain decisions. I have only once or twice encountered a staff member who is clearly having a bad day and seems unable to swallow it, 99% of the time the nurses who deal with you on a personal basis day to day are kind, chatty, respectful and want to help. I admire their sunny side up personalities and patience when certain patients are convinced they are the only person that should receive attention. In particular, as this is where my most recent stays have been, I would love to thank the doctors, nurses and staff of Ward 10e, who go above and beyond daily.
My biggest gripe with this hospital is definitely the food. It is appalling, I am not exaggerating. When you are ill you tend not to be hungry so unless you are required to consume a certain amount for medical reasons, you can decide if you can face it or not after your first bite.
This hospital has saved my life several times over. Well technically the staff did. I worry about the strain that Covid-19 has put on the staff but they will cope because they are amazing, resilient and good people. God bless every one of them.